BoJ’s Nishimura stresses importance of multiple approach to monetary system
Kiyohiko Nishimura, a deputy governor at the Bank of Japan, on Friday said G-20 discussions to bring balanced growth and reduce persistent large imbalances must recognise that no single approach can be applicable to the entire international monetary system.
At the International Symposium of the Banque de France in Paris, Nishimura said: "A caveat here in this global debate is that there will not be any single model or concept applicable to all countries and situations. A thorough analysis
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